Umar Unchained: Celebs sabotaging black people

Dr. Umar is fed up. 

Blog King, Mass Appeal

PHILLY — “🎵Fight the power! We’ve got to fight the powers that be!🎵” A viral video shows Dr. Umar Johnson excoriating celebrities for serving as spokespersons for the black community. He also called ’em informants for white folks. “You don’t think it’s a coincidence that whenever they wanna know what’s going on with black folks, they go to a celebrity? They go to an athlete?” Dr. Umar told his audience while giving a lecture. “Why are we the only people in America whose athletes and celebrities are your spokespersons? The black entertainer, the black celebrity is a corporate product. I love LeBron James, but he is white power merchandise! I love Beyoncé, but she’s white power merchandise! They don’t belong to us no more. They say what they’re told to say, and they do what they’re told to do. And that’s why whenever I see a young brother in our community who wants to be a football player🏈, who wants to be a basketball player🏀… on one hand, I’m happy. On the other hand, I’m sad.”

“Because in order for him to become what he want to become, he will have to go through those people,” Dr. Umar continued.

And once he goes through those people, he will no longer belong to our people. See, one day we got to wake up and ask ourselves, is it worth the price? Is it worth the price sending all our young people into the white power structure to get rich? Is it worth the price sending all of our black men to the NFL and the NBA to get rich?”

Dr. Umar is correct. Don’t know about you, but yours truly received a trio of invitations to join the Illuminati. And a fourth invite wasn’t expected because gatekeepers do everything in scores of three. The proposal included a million dollar salary, millions of subscribers and a television news show. A decline ensued. Yes, there were riches to be had. But what they don’t tell you is Illuminati recruits become corporate slaves, marionettes, and no amount of mazuma 💰 is worth your freedom.

Dr. Umar also lambasted the black community for not stickin’ together. It’s his assertion there’s too much radical negro individualism. He also believes it’s blasphemous to hang a picture of a white Jesus ✝ on the wall.

“It’s all about me, myself and I,” Dr. Umar said.

“They can get any black person they want at any time they want ’cause they know there’s no unity. Power is in the group! It’s never in the individual. Look at how the Latinos move. They move as a group. You mess with one, you got to mess with all of ’em. Look at how the Asians move. They move as a group. You mess with one, you got to mess with all of ’em.

“But look at African people. We real quick to tell people, ‘Listen, I’m not a color. I’m an individual.’ And then you use your religion to support your [self-hatred] by saying things like, ‘Jesus don’t see no color.’ You will reason your self-hatred and blame it on the lord. And then you say, ‘Dr. Umar, the color of Christ don’t matter!’ Well, if the color of Jesus don’t matter, why did the white man spend 500 years changing the color of every statue he could find if it don’t matter?

“The people who look like your God can easily replace him as your deity. The people who look like your lord, can easily replace him as your lord. If it is okay for a white Jesus to hang in your house. If it is okay for a Caucasian Christ to hang on your wall, then it’s okay for white people to run your damn life! It’s easy to submit to white power after you submit to a white image.”

Malcolm X once said, “Show me in the white community where a singer is a white leader, or a dancer, or a trumpet player is a white leader. These aren’t leaders. They have been made celebrities and usually say exactly what they know the white man wants to hear.”

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